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Head band helps deep sleep
The device uses an algorithm that emits sound to increase the amplitude of brain waves, helping you sleep deeper.
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Hearing aids control thinking
The device eliminates noise, amplifies sound and separates the speaker's voice if you pay attention to them.
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The world's first anti-HIV gel entered the testing phase
A special gel developed in Kenya can kill the AIDS virus that is entering an important testing phase.
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Hearing aids controlled by world first thought
Scientists successfully developed the world's first thought-controlled hearing aid, helping deaf people to distinguish voices in noisy spaces.
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Use satellite data to detect ancient tomb theft
Scientists around the world are now using images from high-resolution satellites to identify places where grave robbers are looting.
Biology
Why are mosquitoes sucking blood from HIV, mosquitoes not sick?
Although mosquitoes suck blood and transmit certain diseases from one person to another, it is worth noting that scientists have shown that mosquitoes do not transmit HI…
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The secret of breathless mermaids in America
They are women who wear fake tails that are colorful and worn over their thighs, performing underwater and expressing an impressive transformation of their bodies when t…
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You are watching the picture that has deceived the whole world for nearly a century
When we were young, the memories of most of us were associated with mythical characters. It is the Buddha, the fairy, the tiny winged fairies in fairy tales.
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People can chemistry mermaids live in underwater cities
Simon Evetts, a space specialist, thinks that scientists can control the evolution process to give people super powers, according to Long Room.
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Summary of the most commonly used virtual currencies
With advantages such as fast, convenient transactions, no cost loss, no fear of losing value, inflation as well as counterfeiting ... virtual currencies are now very pop…
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The strange story of the boy who had his father injected HIV into his body
When he was just 11 months old, Bryan Jackson was injected with HIV-infected blood into his body by his own father, Bryan Stewart, to deprive him of his life.
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The most bizarre jobs in the world
Teaching surfing dogs, crying, making jewelry with ashes or determining chicken gender is a profession that gives high income.
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Important findings about treatment for HIV in 2011
Along with the advancement of medicine and the desire to conquer the disease of the century, 2011 marked many breakthroughs in HIV treatment.
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Australia found the key to cure HIV / AIDS
A group of Australian scientists discovered
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The mummified corpses of 'mermaids'
It seems that this is just a character in a fairy tale, but the recent fossil-fossil-like discoveries pose a question: Is the mermaid real?